The Year I Lost My Mind 2017
In *The Year I Lost My Mind* (2017), Tor Iben crafts a haunting drama that delves into the mind of Tom, a lonely young man whose life spirals into obsession after a burglary gone wrong.
Director: Tor Iben
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *The Year I Lost My Mind* (2017) about?
*The Year I Lost My Mind* follows Tom, a lonely young man whose life takes a dark turn after a botched burglary. Haunted by his attraction to Lars, the lecturer he and his friend targeted, Tom descends into a cycle of secret obsession that spirals into obsession with a motorcyclist he glimpses. His fixation leads to a perilous game of cat-and-mouse, where the hunter becomes the hunted.
Who directed *The Year I Lost My Mind*?
Tor Iben directed *The Year I Lost My Mind* (2017). Iben's work in this psychological drama highlights his skill for crafting tense, character-driven narratives.
Who stars in *The Year I Lost My Mind*?
The film stars Alexander Tsypilev as Tom, alongside Julien Lickert, Toni Kadrija, and Christian Harting in pivotal roles.
Is *The Year I Lost My Mind* (2017) worth watching?
If you enjoy psychological dramas that explore obsession and isolation with a tight runtime, *The Year I Lost My Mind* offers a gripping, atmospheric experience. While it may not be widely reviewed, its themes and tension make it a compelling choice for fans of character-driven thrillers.
How long is *The Year I Lost My Mind*?
The runtime of *The Year I Lost My Mind* (2017) is 85 minutes.
About The Year I Lost My Mind (2017) — A Psychological Thriller of Isolation and Obsession
In *The Year I Lost My Mind* (2017), Tor Iben crafts a haunting drama that delves into the mind of Tom, a lonely young man whose life spirals into obsession after a burglary gone wrong. Haunted by loneliness, Tom fixates on Lars, a history lecturer and the burglary's victim, secretly stalking him with growing intensity. His fixation evolves into a dual obsession—first with Lars, then with a mysterious motorcyclist he glimpses in passing—pushing him into a disorienting labyrinth of desire and paranoia. The film's tense atmosphere mirrors Tom's unraveling psyche, where every shadowy glance and whispered longing blurs the line between pursuit and self-destruction.
When Lars finally discovers Tom's presence, the roles reverse, turning the stalker into the persecuted. Iben's direction amplifies the psychological toll of unspoken desires, blending quiet tension with moments of raw vulnerability. With a runtime of just 85 minutes, this dramatic thriller offers a compact yet immersive exploration of isolation, obsession, and the fragile boundaries of human connection.